Practical notes on SEO Spider.
LWF SEO Spider can run as the Standard app or as LWF SEO Spider Pro after a valid registration is confirmed.
Use this guide when installing a newer release over an older copy of LWF SEO Spider.
This guide covers common installation, browser, crawl, result and registration problems in LWF SEO Spider.
LWF SEO Spider is designed for SEO, accessibility, content, quality-assurance and technical analysis. Use it only where you have a lawful and reasonable basis to send crawl requests.
This guide explains the difference between raw HTML anchor counts, crawlable links, unique destinations, incoming links and resources in LWF SEO Spider.
This guide explains how LWF SEO Spider discovers, requests and records URLs. It is intended to make the figures in Crawl Results reproducible and easier to interpret. For the calculation rules behind link columns, see How Link Metrics Are Calculated. For a field-by-field reference, see Result Variables and Column Glossary.
LWF SEO Spider is designed for SEO, accessibility, content, quality-assurance and technical analysis. Use it only where you have a lawful and reasonable basis to send crawl requests.
This guide explains how LWF SEO Spider discovers, requests and records URLs. It is intended to make the figures in Crawl Results reproducible and easier to interpret. For the calculation rules behind link columns, see How Link Metrics Are Calculated. For a field-by-field reference, see Result Variables and Column Glossary.
The Crawl Results tab is where crawled data appears while a crawl is running and after it finishes. The table combines raw observations, such as HTTP Status Code, with derived classifications, such as Indexability Status and Canonical Status. The complete calculation reference is Result Variables and Column Glossary.
